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README.md

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 # Foundation
 
-This framework simply consists of the files [AppFoundation.swift](https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation/blob/main/Sources/AppFoundation/AppFoundation.swift) and [TestFoundation.swift](https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation/blob/main/Sources/TestFoundation/TestFoundation.swift) which contains just a collection of `@_exported import` statements of frameworks I use in every new app.
+This framework simply consists of the files [AppFoundation.swift](https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation/blob/main/Sources/AppFoundation/AppFoundation.swift) and [TestFoundation.swift](https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation/blob/main/Sources/TestFoundation/TestFoundation.swift) which contain just a collection of `@_exported import` statements of frameworks I use in every new app.
 
 ## Usage
 
-Simply import `AppFoundation` or `TestFoundation` in your app or test targets Swift files and you no longer need to import `Foundation`, `SwiftUI`, `SwiftData`, `OSLog`, and a couple of other frameworks to eliminate the need for repeated imports. This serves a very similar purpose like the `import Foundation` Apple adds to every new Swift file by default, which is why I named this after that.
+Just add `https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation.git` as a Swift package, referencing the `main` branch and let Xcode load all commonly used dependencies.
 
-You are free to reference the `main` branch of this framework as-is in your app, but note that I tend to use the latest Swift tools version at all times and that I might be adding or replacing frameworks over time without notice. So you might prefer to fork it and adjust it to your needs. That's mostly why I made this public.
+Then, simply import `AppFoundation` or `TestFoundation` in your app or test targets Swift files and you no longer need to import `Foundation`, `SwiftUI`, `SwiftData`, `OSLog`, and a couple of other frameworks to eliminate the need for repeated imports. This serves a very similar purpose like the `import Foundation` Apple adds to every new Swift file by default, which is why I named this after that.
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+You are free to reference this framework as-is in your app, but note that I tend to use the latest Swift tools version at all times and that I might be adding or replacing frameworks over time without notice. So you might prefer to fork it and adjust it to your needs instead. That's mostly why I made this public.
 
 ## License